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Former WNBA star Ruthie Bolton fights
Former Sacramento Monarchs star Ruthie Bolton is fighting to save her home from what she claims is an illegal foreclosure. Bolton's home was sold at a courthouse auction last month and the trustee's deed was recorded Monday. In a lawsuit filed in Sacramento Superior Court, Bolton claims the lender. . . Read More
Peggy Gillom-Granderson surprised to be Women
Peggie Gillom-Granderson’s accomplishments speak volumes on her behalf. Just as well, since she still struggles to grasp the sum of her women’s basketball career at Ole Miss. The 2,486 points and 1,271 rebounds she amassed added up to phone call last summer from long-time acquaintance Eddie Clinto. . . Read More
The Wayland Baptist University Flying Queens teams of 1953-58 that won a national record 131 consecutive games will be cited as “Trailblazers of the Game” by the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, on June 8.. . . Read More
It took a pair of extra periods for Flint to knock off their league rival the Detroit Monarchs 90-85 in double overtime.. . . Read More
Terrell Owens headlined a group of big-name athletes putting on a show for a great cause Friday night. The former NFL star and University of Tennessee at Chattanooga standout was among the featured guests at an all-star basketball game put on by former University of Tennessee star Brittany Jackson.. . . Read More
The Monarchs kick off the 2013 season with a road battle against the Cleveland Crush on Saturday, May 11 at 5 p.m. Flint has 10 regular season games scheduled with six home games that will be held at Carman-Ainsworth High School.. . . Read More
Changing Sex, and Changing Teams
Not so long ago, Toni Bias dreamed of playing in the W.N.B.A. But after starring on the girls’ junior varsity basketball team as a high school freshman, Toni came out as transgender last summer, began going by the name Tony and started transitioning to male. At the time, California had no policy. . . Read More
Kelly Schumacher turned in one of the great individual performances in UConn women's basketball Final Four history when the 6-foot-5 center blocked nine shots in the 2000 national championship game victory over Tennessee. That could have been enough to satisfy her. It wasn't. She was the first-. . . Read More


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